INSERT INTO `wiki_searchindex` (`si_page`, `si_title`, `si_text`) VALUES (1855, 'badwall', ' infobox city name badwall image_map map_badwall jpg country wild coast province - mayor population 5 200 badwall is among the less-prosperous towns of the wild coast a fact which contributes to it being fairly lawless even for that region given the state of the city barter is a much more common means of transaction here than most locations despite this however it does have some slight success with local industries; this is partially due to local crafters plying their trade but the majority of this success can be chalked up to two major industries the first of these industries is the crossed pikes mercenary company a fairly successful group whose members are called upon from as far as dyvers though this organization organization''s methods and reputation lead many to consider them more of a group of bandits than a true company their success rate is undeniable those with jobs that lean more in the direction of illegality would be hard-pressed to find a group as skilled as this and their prices well reflect this the other main pillar of badwall badwall''s economy somewhat oddly is the langstroth apiary located not a half-hour to the east of badwall originally established in 386 cy by laurence langstroth a priest of bralm to aid in crop pollination services for local farmlands the business rapidly expanded and by today it is considered one of the flanaess ''s best sources for high-quality honey and wax the apiary is said to account for a good third of all business done within badwall through the employeement it grants as well as outside trade with the company '),
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(1856, 'gran march', ' infobox country native_name gran march common_name gran march image_coat coat_granmarch gif image_map capital hookhill major_cities shiboleth provinces ten great baronies two marches eastern dim forest rushmoors resources foodstuffs cloth copper gems gems iii languages common keoish elven dwarven government_type feudal monarchy structured along military lines leader_title commandant leader_name petros citizen people of gran march population 236 800 demographics human human sof elf elf sylvan dwarf halfling gnome elf half-elf orc half-orc other demographic_numbers 187 100 18 900 11 800 7 100 4 700 2 400 2 400 2 400 religions heironeous st cuthbert pholtus fharlanghn zilchus oeridian agricultural gods phyton obad-hai alignment ln lg n platinum griffon gold lion electrum eagle silver white owl copper heron allies keoland sterich bissel ulek states enemies ket nonhumans in the crystalmists footnotes culture gran march is an exceptionally martial nation though at age fifteen all fit males are required to take on a tour of duty within the nation nation''s army of at least seven years it is a testament to the national pride of the nation nation''s young people that many continue after this required service while those that do not are generally members of local militias geography gran march occupies the fertile plains east of the expansive dim forest and west of the lortmil mountains bounded by the northernmost fork of the sheldomar river in the south a poorly defined open border marks the north where nobles often keep court in both bissel and gran march this territory also includes portions of dim forest and the rushmoors a haunted fen that has plagued the southern march for much of its long history the northern baronies enjoy a temperate dry climate not unlike that found in bissel the south however is a land of dark mists and frequent showers particularly near the forest and swamp military internationally renown mailed cavalry forms the core of gran march march''s impressive army armed with lances crossbows and swords these riders are the bane of humanoids that would attempt a strike against the nation the knights of the watch and knights of dispatch offer support and welcome tactical expertise the total standing army includes more than eighteen thousand soldiers at least three times as many trained troops can be called up within a single week history gran march is one of keoland ''s oldest holdings tracing its history back more than 900 years legend holds that after the defeat of vecna and the dissolution of his empire placed in the northern part of the sheldomar valley in come accounts the nascent keoland keolandish crown created an order of knights in the frontier region the knights of the march were ordered to bring law to the lang and to quell the warring of the native human#flan flan factions eventually the leader of the knighthood was named commandant of the gran march a title that carried with it control of the land between the rushmoors and the lortmils life in gran march was peaceful and safe as few dared oppose the powerful commandant when a percieved threat from within beset the nation the knights of the march sprung on it fiercely and decisively sometimes such reprisals came with little warning often against seemingly upstanding members of the lesser aristocracy the knights followed the secret teachings of their own inscrutable doctrine and they showed no interest in explaining their actions to commoners the early 300s cy brought the human#baklunish baklunish brazen horde to ket causing much consternation in the courts of the east and south in order to protect his holdings against this paynim threat tavish i king tavish i of keoland ordered the foundation of the knights of the watch built upon the basis of the knights of the march and commanded by its leaders this new international knighthood quickly spread to geoff bissel and the heart of the empire all the while retaining strong roots and key leadership in gran march indeed the commandant became titular ruler of the massive knighthood as well as leader of his nation with the dawning of keoland ''s wars of aggression in 350 cy gran march gained international notoriety as the primary staging ground for the second expeditionary army which invaded veluna from the southwest after the success of that campaign the capital of hookhill became an important caravan stop to points north which served to increase the wealth of the province by 415 cy life in gran march had grown extraordinarily difficult thanks in part to berlikyn commandant berlikyn a harsh ruler who demanded nothing less than the most of his citizens &mdash; the most labor the most money the most effort the king in distant niole dra knew nothing of berlikyn ''s tactics seeing only the impressive results in appreciation tavish ii appointed the commandant to be the supreme commander of all the northern provinces which at the time included gran march bissel and much of veluna a period of bitter oppression reigned in the north until berlikyn was slain in the small war the death of the commandant of the gran march and the loss of bissel and the veluna velunese territories to furyondy forced a change in keoland ''s policy in the north aware that the local nobles would not tolerate a harsh commandant the king allowed them to elect one of their own number to the position and forever more split the title from that of the marcher lord titular head of the knights of the watch the government and knighthood however did and has remained closely allied for much of the modern era gran march has existed as a prosperous trade center along keoland ''s northern merchant routes perhaps thanks to the influence of the knights of the watch the nobles of gran march have continued to enjoy strong relations with their neighbors in sterich and bissel '),
(1857, 'paynim', ' #redirect plains of the paynims '),
(1858, 'plains of the paynims', ' infobox country native_name plains of the paynims common_name plains of the paynims image_coat coat_paynim gif image_map capital none major_cities kanak provinces none nomadic tribes resources horses livestock hides and furs medicinal herbs mercenaries languages baklava southern baklunish common government_type great variation between nomadic bands leader_title leader_name citizen paynim population 470 000 est demographics human human bos centaur halfling other demographic_numbers 450 000 10 000 5 000 5 000 religions istus geshtai mouqol al''akbar xan yae other baklunish gods alignment cn n all others sparsely represented platinum - gold - electrum - silver - copper - allies other baklunish states occasionally enemies other baklunish states occasionally knights of the watch ull footnotes culture the paynims are a nomadic people the descendants of the citizens of the baklunish empire of old the nearest thing to a capital the paynims have is the city of kanak on the shores of lake udrukankar though the amir of kanak claims no authority beyond the lake and the ground within his city city''s brick walls smaller settlements are found near wells or oases in the dry steppes or on strategic spots of high ground on the plains throughout the paynims roam at will alternately warring and trading with one another in a cycle that is unpredictable to outsiders trade on the plains except around the few scattered town and cities is almost exclusively barter the paynims count their wealth in horses and livestock as well as slaves in some cases but hold their freedom on the plains to be their greatest treasure geography the numerous tribes of the paynims make their home in the great plains of the western flanaess in the north are the endless leagues of grassland bordering the territories of zeif and ket south of this region and to the east are the desert lands under the shadow of the ulsprue and crystalmist mountains while the vast central plains are more fertile ending in the lush valleys of the western sulhauts summers are brutally hot in the southern desert and little better in the grasslands to the west and north winter brings rain and the seasonal migration of the paynims and their herds to their southern pasturage military paynim warriors are lightly armored the weight and confinement of metallic armor being more of a burden than a blessing in the heat of the day but they are supremely mobile perhaps one quarter of the paynims ply the light lance as well as the mace or flail the rest wield scimitars and short horned bows most are willing to serve as mercenaries for short periods though the dervishes of the dry steppes and the lands surrounding lake udrukankar will normally go to war only under the leadership of their clergy or for causes they see as righteous history for over one thousand years the paynims have been the masters of those territories that once formed the central estate of the baklunish empire when the abundance of the empire was turned to ruin by the invoked devastation only these hardy nomads survived in the wasteland tales from the days following the destruction of the empire are few though it is remembered with pride that the paynims were the first to recieve the divine favor of al''akbar it is clear that the nomads prospered after their fashion even as the human#baklunish baklunish to the north and west organized themselves into settled states the paynims prefered to dwell in tents and to carry their belongings with them as they moved they were always willing to share their lifestyle with their neighbors so they gladly raided and plundered not only their fellow nomads but also those unfortunates living in the reemerging cities unfortunately it would seem that the sedentary folk failed to understand that a thing is yours only as long as you can keep it and fiercely resisted the nomads forays this set the pattern for the years that followed as raiding bands of paynim horsemen would do battle with the armies of the settled nations oft times they found themselves opposed by their nomadic bretheren as well for the paynims would as readily serve as mercenaries in the civilized armies if not always reliable ones inevitably as contact with civilized peoples increased so too did trade caravans crossed the plains and the desert bringing merchants with their wares deep into the territory of the nomads the first group of traders to make a complete circuit of the paynim lands returned to zeif with little in material wealth but possessing a great store of information the mighty works and monuments of the empire were gone except for scattered fragmentary ruins only the stone circles of tovag baragu stood unmarred by the waters of udrukankar within the lake itself the shah of the waters appeared and asked these merchants for the name of the new emperor at first they made no response but finally they gave the name of the sultan rather than earn the ire of the mighty marid of udrukankar they reported that the marid granted his blessing to the great sultan then departed the paynims remember the tale differently saying that the marid shah gave in addition to his blessing a rare and legendary jacinth it would identify the sultan as the heir to the imperial baklunish line had the sultan returned with it to udrukankar the paynim allege he would have become the emperor and founder of the 12th dynasty of the baklunish yet only merchants returned in the years that followed for the jacinth was lost and with it the imperial inheritance the city of kanak on the southern shores of udrukankar was founded on this tale and its amir amirs have ever since ruled in the name of the shah of the waters elsewhere on the plains paynim tribes became numerous over the years and even more bold as always they raided the lands of their more civilized baklunish neighbors now they made war on the tribes of the ulsprue and the plains to the east as well among these peoples primarily of human#oeridian oeridian descent were a few of the magnificent horses beloves of the paynims it was inevitable that the baklunish should attack them and many non-paynims were inslaved by the merciless tribes of ull those who escaped to the desert lands and foothills have never ceased warring against the hated ull uli perhaps the greatest threat to the paynims mastery of the plains was advanced by zeif when a nation of nomads called the brazen horde were incited in the early 300s cy to emigrate from their distant homes beyond the coastal realm called mur and take possession of the plains south of the sultanate these nomads of western lineage whose leaders did not use the title khan were no less warlike than the indigenous paynims in addition they had a finer stock of horse &mdash; swifter stronger and no less enduring combined with the support of zeif these western nomads soon conquered the lands bordering the sultanate once secure in their new territory the brazen horde turned its attention to its eastern neighbors in ket and tusmit the tusmit tusmites under ekbir ekbiri leadership repelled the nomads but ket was successfully invaded recklessly the nomads pludered ket ''s districts then moved south through the bramblewood pass pursuing rumors of veluna velunese riches they despoiled isolated villages in veluna ''s outlying possessions always retreating back into ket when faced with significant military opposition only after keoland assumed control of the bramblewood gap were these depredations brought to an end the brazen horde horde was soon forced out of ket by keoland keoish forces the solidarity of the brazen horde was fractured by the loss of ket and the khan-led paynims challenged their dominance of the plains intertribal warfare remained the rule among the paynims for most of two centuries only recently has there been any move to unify the paynims this time under the leadersip of the enigmatic mahdi of the steppes said by some to be a true son of al''akbar he has gathered together all the nomads of the dry steppes and some of the dervish tribes have followed him as well the amir of kanak still claims neutrality but before long it will be impossible for any paynim to avoid swearing loyalty to the mahdi of the steppes mahdi '),
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(1862, 'falsridge', ' map of falsridge from the living veluna site '),
(1863, 'lorrish', ' map of lorrish from the living veluna site '),
(1864, 'grayington', ' map of grayington from the living veluna site '),
(1865, 'mitrik', ' map of mitrik from the living veluna site '),
(1866, 'valkurl', ' map of valkurl from the living veluna site '),
(1867, 'orcish empire of the pomarj', ' infobox country native_name orcish empire of the pomarj common_name pomarj image_coat coat_pomarj_o gif image_map capital stoneheim major_cities highport blue provinces numerous nonhuman tribal territories resources silver electrum gold gems gems i-ii languages orc common goblin government_type unknown leader_title leader_name slave lords citizen people of the pomarj population 420 000 est demographics orc human human sof goblin hobgoblin halfling other demographic_numbers 180 000 120 000 60 000 40 000 15 000 5 000 religions orc pantheon beltar syrul various goblin gods alignment ce ne le platinum - gold - electrum - silver - copper - allies none enemies greyhawk ulek states especially the principality of ulek principality keoland celene duchy of urnst irongate culture culture culture due to the vast number of disparate nonhuman tribes filling this peninsula the pomarj has no one singular culture but violence few lands in the flanaess are as malign as the pomarj aspires to be and what examples of humanity continue to live here are considered a lower class slavery runs rampant in the pomarj both of human captives and of prisoners of war from the various intertribal conflicts those humans who continue to live on the peninsula tend to cluster in the nation nation''s major cities though still under the rule of whatever humanoids claim the settlement that day they can at least manage to eke out a semblance of a life here this tends to be a much better life for those willing to sell out their own race to the orc orcs and goblin goblins who fill the pomarj; collaborators slave-traders thieves and assassins and the like those who are not among such a group tend to just barely get by unable to gather the funds or the will to leave there are rumors of large parts of the pomarj currently having been taken under the rule of a human network calling themselves merely the slave lords brokering deals with the various orc chieftains due to the difficulty of news traveling in or out of the country however this is for the moment nothing but a rumor geography geography geography the pomarj is a long arm of land extending from the sheldomar valley to separate the azure sea from the sea of gearnat the empire of nonhumans here encompasses nearly half of the mountainous pomarj peninsula its western border begins at the foothills of the central hills of the principality of ulek and continues through the middle of the suss forest dominating this land are two major features the ragged and monster-infested drachensgrab hills in its central fastness and the dark and forboding suss forest along the north-western border neither place is very well populated by humanity which has generally favored the valleys and lowlands along the coasts since the region was first settled instead these areas are under the firm control of orc and goblin tribes that claim the land under the banner of eternal hatred military military military the military of the pomarj such as it is consists entirely of disorganized tribes of humanoids as likely to be feuding with each other as with any outside forces this constant infighting means that even the hobgoblin tribes of the pomarj pose little threat to the nation nation''s neighboring countries history history history the land known today as the pomarj was prior to the great migrations a millenium ago largely a desolate place inhabited by primitive human#flan flan tribes who worshiped powers of earth and sky its poor soil and fell reputation caused it to be avoided by all but the most desperate newcomers and it was eventually settled by small numbers of human#suloise suel who were unwelcome elsewhere and had no choice but to contend with the harsh terrain and its inhabitants they called these heights the suenha until they learned from the flan their original name the drachensgrabs literally the tomb of the dragon legends held that great powers of the earth slept beneath these hills along the coast of the peninsula and north to the mouth of the selintan small communities formed away from the birth and expansions of vast kingdoms across the flanaess it was not until the late third century cy when keoland inaugurated its imperialistic phase that there was renewed interest in the region the drachensgrab hills were long suspected by the dwarf dwarves of ulek as having great mineral wealth just waiting to be claimed and exploited in 295 cy an alliance between the prince of ulek and tavish i king tavish i of keoland produced an invasion force that crossed the jewel river and conquered and subjugated the region within a few short years the land was carved up into a dozen small baronies and awarded to favored families of the crown to be rules as subfiefs under the protection of the prince of ulek these barons became extremely wealthy from the mineral riches extracted from the mines over the next few decades though the conditions suffered by the less well-off citizens quickly led to it being termed the poor march in 305 cy highport was constructed upon the foundations of a smaller town in order to exploit this wealth with the rest of the world more than a century and a half later the power of the keoish throne waned after years of conflict the barons of the pomarj as it was by then known had no voice in the royal council at niole dra as they were technically subjects of the prince of ulek the latter withdrew from the kingdom to gain palatinate status from keoland in 461 cy and the barons of the pomarj broke with the prince of havenhill two years later to declare their own independence they took the city of highport as their capital and ejected the dwarven garrisons to begin ruling their petty states largely independently even from each other some took the title of archbaron duke or prince one going so far as to call himself the king of the drachensgrabs a few decades later conflict broke out in the lortmils between the elf elves dwarf dwarves and human men of the region and the orc orcs and goblin goblins this soon led to the hateful wars and the prince of ulek appealed to the former baronies of the pomarj to join the alliance for the strength derived from mutual defense and greater numbers the pomarj lords met in highport the following year to discuss their response but they saw little reason to involve themselves in what they considered an internecine conflict between essentially nonhumans further they feared being reabsorbed into the principality of ulek distrusting the motives of the prince thus they turned their backs on the alliance with the defeat of the orc and goblin armies at the hands of the hosts of ulek and celene country celene at the end of 510 cy the inevitable came to pass with nowhere else left to retreat the angry and beaten survivors fell back in the only direction not fortified against them in 513 cy these ravaged and vengeful armies emerged from the suss and descended upon highport in a frenzy of destruction the city was quickly sacked and burned; much of its population was put to the sword within mere months the orcs had driven out the local lords and taken over most of the former baronies of the pomarj so began the quick decline into decadence that continued almost to the present day the orc orcs and goblin goblins carved up the realm into small territories rules by individual tribes and chieftains human bandits and privateers still frequented the major cities and towns but the countryside became unsafe to travel in recent years rumors have begun to leak from the pomarj rumors of a network of human slave traders going only by the descriptive title of the slave lords though the truth or falsehood of this rumor is currently unknown if true this group group''s existence seems to have done nothing to relieve the anarchy that has so well embedded itself within the peninsula of the pomarj '),
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(1869, 'flanaess', ' flanaess thumb 250px right map of the flanaess warning large image the flanaess is the common name for the lands in the eastern half of the continent of oerik named for the original race of people to inhabit the majority of this area the human#flan flannae the flanaess is nearly the entirety of the known world for the common citizen the flanaess is bounded on the west by the sea of dust and dry steppes the remains of the ancient suloise imperium suloise and baklunish empire empires to the east is the vast solnor ocean the largest body of water on oerth the north is bordered by the icy sea a frigid ocean while the south is marked by the amedio jungle the olman islands and hepmonaland history history history the history of the flanaess in truth stretches back for many millennia the ancient elf elven and dwarf dwarven empires that spanned the lands the mythical ur-flannae the realms of the legendary vecna the wind dukes of aaqa and their fights against the lords of chaos however little to no record survives these times and demihumans are oddly reticent to speak on these ancient periods thus for most the history of these lands dates back to the twin cataclysms nearly 1000 years ago the original cause for the animosity between the suloise and baklunish is lost today but the end result of their final war is visible to any who have looked at a map after decades of conflict the suloise mages of power decided once and for all to end the conflict and wipe out the baklunish entirely they called down the invoked devastation ravaging the baklunish lands and leaving what is today known as the dry steppes this attack resulted in an apocalypse so complete that even today its true form remains unknown entire cities were purged and almost no sign remains of the great civilization that thrived from the sulhaut mountains to the dramidj ocean in retaliation a small surviving cadre of baklunish wizard-clerics taking refuge at the ancient tovag baragu brought down the rain of colorless fire the skies above the suel imperium are said to have opened and all beneath them were reduced to ash this attack not only wiped out the imperium but brought disaster to this entire area resulting in the now-deadly sea of dust these two areas are geographical reminders of this unbridled magical power today lost to all people thousands survived the early years of the conflict by fleeing east over the crystalmists the oeridians a confederation of barbaric tribes in close proximity to the warring empires took the wars a sign to migrate eastwards this group was the first to voyage into the lands of the flan the flanaess suloise refugees soon followed behind them sometimes working with the oeridians to pacify the land but much more often warring over which race would conquer it for over two centuries these groups fought for control of the land between the crystalmist mountains and the solnor ocean and though many suloise exploited the most vile of magics they lost the majority of these fights and were pushed outwards to the periphery to the flanaess meanwhile rather than escape to the east the baklunish chose to escape to the north toward the yatil mountains or the shores of the dramidj ocean where they continue to flourish today and as the human tribesmen spread out in all directions over these lands they were soon followed by the nonhuman mercenaries employed by both sides in the ancient conflict many of the foul creatures which today plague the flanaess are descendants of these races who left trailing after human migrants in search of plunder food and slaves as the migrants spread through a number of kingdoms and nations were founded of these two have survived to the present day the first is in the west deep in the sheldomar valley eighty years following the twin cataclysms the suel houses of house rhola rhola and house neheli neheli joined with oeridian tribes on the banks of the sheldomar pledging themselves to mutual protection and dominion of the western flanaess this nation the kingdom of keoland set the course of history for this region for the next centuries defending the valley from outside forces time and again though the nature of this protection changed from year to year in one case a militaristic empire having overwhelmed the entire valley in another a near-xenophobic and isolationist nation merely defending its own interest the sheldomar was able to retain its independence from outside forces in the east the other major nation to be formed in this time period was just beginning the most powerful of all the oeridian tribes the aerdi reached the flanmi river from there they began once more to spread outwards conquering indigenous peoples and fellow migrants alike before long the kingdom of aerdy ruled the whole of the eastern flanaess and began to spread out towards the west they slowly began overcoming any that may have posed a threat to their kingdom defeating the last foe of such a nature almost 700 years ago at the battle of a fortnight fortnight''s length following one hundred and ten years of relative peace the leader of aerdy was crowned the first overking nasran overking nasran made his declaration of universal peace and with aerdy having holdings as far west as the yatils such a declaration was held true by many on the day of this declaration the sun rose in the east bringing in the first day of the first common year this peace held for centuries but by 213 cy the overkings of aerdy began to grow lax caring more for personal power and prestige than the affairs of their vassals in more distant lands they slowly allowed the great kingdom to begin crumbling in an era known today as the age of great sorrow as each sovereign passed he was replaced with a more dimwitted less competent successor until the outer dependencies of aerdy began declaring their independence the viceroyalty of ferrond was the first becoming the kingdom of furyondy but over time others began to pull away from the increasingly-more-ineffectual government by 356 cy the ruling dynasty of aerdy the celestial house of house rax rax had grown especially decadent in response to their slow slide the western province of nyrond declared itself free of the great kingdom electing one if its own nobles as king of the domain and although aerdy finally attempted to act to prevent losing land so near the center of the kingdom an ill-timed raid from barbarians of the thillonrian peninsula forced aerdy to divert troops and allow the kingdom to slip away easily the darkest chapter of aerdy began in 437 cy for it was this year in which the upstart house naelax assassinated the rax overking and inaugurated a series of civil wars known today as the turmoil between crowns within a decade ivid i of house naelax naelax was installed as ruler and recognized as the undisputed overking of all aerdy rumors began to spread of the association between house naelax and demonic forces and the once-mighty malachite throne of the great kingdom became known as the fiend-seeing throne the formerly powerful and upright kingdom of aerdy slowly became a bastion of evil and cruelty meanwhile the lands of the flanaess soon became familiar with a less-subtle form of evil when in 479 cy a minor despot in the howling hills left his domain to his son a being known only as iuz god iuz within a handful of years iuz conquered his neighbors and set up a small realm for himself tales were told by refugees of unmitigated evil as iuz built a road of skulls from the howling hills to his capital dorakaa the worst was yet to come as powerful divinations revealed iuz to in fact be the offspring of an unholy union between necromancer and demon; a half-fiend towering 7 feet in height and driven by a thirst for blood destruction and conquest to add to the danger within a few years of his emergence followers of iuz began expressing divine power iuz had risen to the rank of deity making any defeat of him that much more unlikely political struggles within furyondy prevented the king from acting decisively and iuz god iuz was allowed to expand unchecked his evil flourished for years until 505 cy when he mysteriously vanished in a day celebrated across the flanaess in his absence orc tribes and disloyal former subjects began dividing up the lands of iuz among themselves the realms of good furyondy chief among them may have been allowed to slip back into complacency were it not for a series of actions to follow the first of these came about through the formation of the horned society an association of evil ruling a land broken away from iuz iuz''s leaderless realm they soon showed themselves a threat nearly as great as iuz himself had been and it was only their smaller size which allowed them to be fought off second was the rise of the notorious horde of elemental evil a collection of cultists and villains centered at a small temple south of the city of verbobonc this group was led by the former consort of iuz an abyssal fiend by the name of zuggtmoy and was not vanquished until 569 cy at the battle of emridy meadows where prince thrommel led forces from furyondy veluna and verbobonc among other realms to victory routing the horde and destroying their temple finally faithful orc and human servants of the missing iuz became fanatic in their devotion they began leading cults devoted to iuz god iuz ''s return and it was not long before members of these cults began expressing magical power iuz though currently vanished was still existent somewhere and those lands of good could do naught but await his return '),
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(1873, 'caliphate of ekbir', ' infobox country native_name caliphate of ekbir common_name ekbir image_coat coat_ekbir gif image_map capital ekbir city major_cities kofeh fashtri provinces numerous minor sheikdoms resources foodstuffs plus fish cloth wood ship-building supplies languages baklava common government_type aristocratic theocracy leader_title caliph leader_name xargun citizen ekbiri population 1 822 800 demographics human human b halfling elf other demographic_numbers 1 749 900 36 500 18 200 18 200 religions al''akbar istus mouqol pelor geshtai all state favored ; other baklunish gods alignment lg ng ln n platinum star gold cup electrum galley silver charger copper sentry allies tusmit zeif sometimes enemies zeif sometimes tiger nomads sometimes ket sometimes knights of the watch footnotes culture the people of ekbir are very devout for the most part though few could be described as zealots most citizens follow the exalted faith of al''akbar and even those who hold some other deity or deities as patron still have great reverence for al''akbar as the restorer of righteousness geography the caliphate caliphate''s borders are formed by the tuflik and blashikmund river rivers while her northern border follows the yatils to their terminus in the yecha hills this arm of the mountains is filled by the udgru forest a largely untamed region where the caliph caliph''s authority does not go unchallenged ekbir located on the coast of the dramidj ocean boasts one of the most imposing fortresses in all the flanaess within her capital city the city is also a destination for pilgrims wishing to pray at the mosque of al''akbar the ekbir city city of ekbir and the coastal areas of the caliphate are mild and pleasant year-round the interior of ekbir is another matter for the winters there can be quite severe the hadash river marks an unofficial boundary between the settled and wild lands of the caliphate the country is quite fertile and the interior is almost purely agrarian military ekbir ekbir''s military is more than sufficient for the defense of the realm; a large force of seasoned light and medium cavalry patrols her borders and pilgrimage routes and a one-thousand-man army of mace and scimitar-wielding heavy infantry is personally commanded by the caliph the nation nation''s formidable war-fleet is based primarily from the capital city though her mercantile fleet is divided almost equally between the capital and the more southerly port of kofeh history ekbir is arguably the oldest of the human#baklunish baklunish states in the flanaess its capital city having been founded by al''akbar himself and where he reigned for the last decade of his mortal life the simple guidelines he established for proper government trade and agriculture were quickly elaborated on by his followers and within twenty years of his ascension a well-defined social order had already been achieved while most of the rest of the flanaess was in disorder ekbir was an island of stability and benevolence her clerics journeyed to neighboring lands to preach the accumulated wisdom of the exalted faith they met much opposition especially in the lands of the degenerate satrapy of ghayar modern zeif but many converts were won as well when ozef the warrior overthrew the last of the satraps and established the sultanate of zeif he turned to the caliphate and the clergy of al''akbar for guidance in establishing his new government yet with his untimely death the blessed influence of the caliph was diminished as the importance of the nefarious viziers grew even more profound thus despite the importance of al''akbar to both nations the relationship between sultan and caliph suffered greatly from then on during the reign of udmey the seer the first order of knighthood in service to al''akbar was established the farises the caliph understood that mounted warriors had always proved most effective in the lands of the baklunish and these knights were organized to defend the nation clergy pilgrims and citizens they also served as a counterbalance to the mounted raiders of the plains udmey also oversaw the creation of the naval force of ekbir the size and quality of this fleet was steadily increased until it came to dominate much of the western ocean over the next four centuries providing security for travelers and merchants of all nations sadly this era of maritime prosperity was slowly brought to an end by a protracted conflict with the ataphad city-states the ataphad islands has been ignored for centuries by the baklunish empire and they had proved a haven for the most degenerate elements of that civilization when the baklunish successor-states colonized in the dramidj isles they brought with them a culture that was opposed to the practices of the evil lords and sorcerers of the northern isles a state of war soon developed that saw little open hostility but relied heavily on espionage often using the most potent magical means to undermine trade and government authority piracy also became commonplace; combined with sahuagin attacks and the treachery of turncoat ship ship''s captains the sea-lanes of the dramidj became some of the most dangerous on oerth while the ekbiri faced opposition on the open seas they also suffered a grievous assault to their religious foundation during the 16th procession of blessing in 2878 bh 219 cy the   cup of al''akbar cup and talisman of al''akbar   were brought by the grand mufti out of the mosque of al''akbar according to established custom the procession was immediately attacked and the relics stolen by strange elves who were as tall as men they escaped pursuit astride giant eagles traveling above the plains of the paynims towards the distant barrier peaks the grand mufti was held responsible for this irreplaceable loss and he was exiled from ekbir forever eventually finding refuge among the mountain tribes of the yatils over the next decades he formed the tenets of the true faith claiming the caliph was no longer the true spiritual heir of al''akbar upheaval in the southern lands brought several large groups of mixed human#oeridian oeridian and human#baklunish baklunish refugees from the region of ull into ekbir in 2975 bh 316 cy along the pilgrimage routes through the plains the caliphate established refugee camps near the blashikmund to accommodate the exiles setting guardians over them to maintain order later that year when two even larger bands of nomads entered the caliphate they refused to submit to the ekbiri instead these paynim paynims stirred the inhabitants of the camps to join with them in seizing arms and mounts from their guardians most of the guardians were slain in the struggle and the nomads quickly moved north stealing food and horses from villages along their route though harried by ekbiri cavalry the nomads eluded their pursuers with guile and unexpected magical force managing to escape into the yecha hills in less than a fortnight for much of the next dacade following the nomad intrusion the borders of ekbir were closed to large groups of pilgrims or other wanderers the nation took a decidedly more aggressive stance toward its security assuming control of tusmit from the sultanate in the process teachers and administrators were sent to tusmit to help organize the necessary social reforms in the new protectorate but the obsteperous nobles many of whom had supported the successors of the grand mufti of the yatils resisted every effort made by the ekbiri finally the pasha himself was forced to compromise with the nobles and tusmit was declared an independent state though the pasha was still expected to acknowledge the caliph as his personal superior though the relationship between tusmit and ekbir is strained it is for the moment a fairly solid mutual allegiance the relationship between ekbir and zeif however grows ever more damaged due to the recent emergence of a new sultan who has begun to advance a claim as the highest temporal authority in all human#baklunish baklunish lands the caliph has rejected this utterly on the basis of history and also on morality pointing to the corruption in the sultan sultan''s court ships from one nation have started to be refused berth in the ports of the other if not harassed entirely or simply refused berth meanwhile rumors have begun to spread of the new mahdi among the paynim tribes disturbing religious authorities across ekbir it is hoped that these growing tensions can be resolved without violence but the armies of the caliphate as always stand ready to defend their nation '),
(1874, 'oerth', ' the world on which we live oerth is the home of the flanaess among other lands geography geography geography oerth is home to as best as today today''s sages are aware one major continent three minor continents and countless numbers of islands of this area only the flanaess itself is well known though tales of occasional expeditions to other lands have been recorded land masses of oerth continents oerik the flanaess hyborea fireland southern land mass polaria not technically a land mass major islands hepmonaland some consider hepmonaland as a fourth minor continent; its size places it on the border between the two though technically all one vast body of water oerth is usually considered as possessing four oceans as well two of these bordering the flanaess are well known to many with a third seen only by a half-dozen explorers and the fourth so dangerous that it is known only through the divinations of sages and the consultations of priests of procan in addition there are a number of lesser bodies in and around the flanaess; seas lakes and the like bodies of water oceans solnor ocean dramidj ocean sea of thunder sea of storms seas azure sea oljatt sea aerdi sea sea of gearnat densac gulf icy sea bays jeklea bay woolly bay relmor bay grendep bay white fanged bay lakes nyr dyv lake quag whyestil lake lake udrukankar udrukankarmeasurement and cartography measurement and cartography measurement and cartography for purposes of navigation both on land and on sea the surface of oerth is commonly divided into lines of latitude and longitude this is based on a system founded centuries ago by the great kingdom ''s royal guild of navigators which lasted a full century and a half before it succumbed to the turmoil between crowns thus rauxes marks the point of zero degrees longitude through the use of mathematics astrology and wizardry these sages were also able to determine with great accuracy the city city''s position relative to the equator finding that it also happened to lie quite near to 30 degrees north latitude; a small blue obelisk was erected by the royal guild marking the precise point of 30'' n 0'' e and though the once-great city has fallen into corruption in recent times this system has been kept to honor the great achievements in the realm of navigation and exploration achieved by the forerunner forerunner''s of today today''s aerdy while determining latitude can be fairly easily accomplished from stellar observation determining longitude is trickier requiring an accurate way of keeping time the sundial is the most common method with the most complicated types able to tell not merely time of day but also the month and day of the year the season holidays and other such things this is accomplished due to the sun circling oerth not straight but at a tilt causing it to appear to follow a slightly more complicated curved path in the sky rather than a simple one; an effect that has been known ever since the days of the suel imperium there do exist more elaborate methods of such; water clocks complicated mechanical items powered by pendulums or wound springs even elaborate magical devices created by some wizards however the sundial is by far the most widespread and with the use of a simple spell to allow its use even during cloudy days the most reliable of course sundials are slightly less useful on ships as they are required to be aligned with north to accurately determine time thus at sea of slightly more use are priests of those gods concerned with time or related matters; istus cyndor lendor with their ability to know the precise time not just at their present location but given an accurate map at any location on oerth they are an invaluable aid to naval exploration and navigation astronomy astronomy astronomy oerth is circled by three major bodies the first of these is the sun refered to by some more learned people as sol or liga from the oeridian and flannae respectively and completes a circuit around oerth from east to west once every 364 days second and third are the two moons of oerth the larger of the two luna circles the oerth once every 28 days while the smaller celene also known as the handmaiden circles it once every 91 days there are also a number of lesser worlds which can be observed moving along the backdrop of the night sky wanderers radde gesta selestia the spectre these seven bodies and their position within the twelve lairs of the zodiac are said to divine events upon oerth with the greatest portents coming about when both luna and celene are full or new and the other wanderers are found in positions of power '),
(1875, 'ekbir', ' '),
(1876, 'list of major villains on oerth', ' ; evard a necromancer who was in recent years exiled from bissel for attempts to overthrow the nation along with his cabal of wizards ; iggwilv also known as the witch queen this archmage enslaved the nation of perrenland from 481 to 491 cy contrary to what common sense would dictate there have still been reports of her presence around oerth as recently as 10 years ago ; iuz god iuz the cambion offspring of iggwilv this demonic demigod for 30 years ruled the land which still bears his name though he vanished over 60 years ago his priests still recieve their boons from their worship suggesting he still exists in some form ; overking ivid v the ruler of the great kingdom ivid is the perfect example of the corruption that has infected that land ever since the turmoil between crowns an insane ruler who is said to consort with demons and the undead in his rule he is violent and unpredictable and his worship of hextor places him firmly in the state of an enemy of furyondy among others ; vecna the lich who ruled from the land north of the baklunish empire as far south as the sheldomar valley over a millenium ago said to be among the las-surviving ur-flan his cruelty as well as that of his lieutenant kas are still legendary today centuries later he was expelled from this world in the final conflict with kas the betrayer though there continue to be those who worship him today category lists ');
INSERT INTO `wiki_searchindex` (`si_page`, `si_title`, `si_text`) VALUES (1877, 'list of social ranking', ' category lists the question of social precedence both within and without the nobility is a tricky one in the flanaess though the precise order of rank differs from culture to culture the below is considered the most common align center style text-align center; - imperial royalty - office holders - &nbsp; - royalty - heads of state - office holders - &nbsp; - dependent royalty and heads of state - office holders - &nbsp; - independent nobility and lords mayor of free cities - office holders - &nbsp; - greater nobility - major clergy - lords mayor of great cities - free lords - &nbsp; - lesser nobility - guild masters - clergy - great knights - lords mayor of towns - military officers - &nbsp; - lesser knights - petty clergy - sages - minor officials - landed gentry - wealthy merchant gentlemen - freeholders - petty lords lairds - &nbsp; - esquires - master craftsmen - property-owning merchants and tradesmen - soc-men large land owners - heads of small communities - gentlemen - scholars - &nbsp; - petty landlords - merchants - craftsmen - tradesmen - freemen - professional soldiers - village elders - &nbsp; - mercenaries - students - laborers - masterless men - apprentices - bondsmen - indentured servants - beggars and vagabonds - slaves '),
(1878, 'lists', ' a list of lists category lists '),
(1879, 'list of social ranking', ' '),
(1880, 'list of royal and noble precedence', ' courtly travelers and political scholars throughout the flanaess must make careful study of the titles honorifics and heirarchies of nobility used in the many royal courts and noble houses throughout to aid those who move among such circles or the simply curious the following brief primer on royalty nobility titles and honorifics is presented travelers are strongly encourages to investigate local customs and regulations before addressing local officials or nobles as mistakes can lead to embarassment loss of standing or worse titles are listed in descending order of importance where several co-equal titles are recognizes that common to the great kingdom and nyrond or furyondy will be given first with others in parenthesis thereafter it must be noted that this precedence might be disputed in the baklunish lands and courts but ambassadors to various eastern realms have accepted it as true and correct protocol honorific address forms are shown in the second column as most titles have distinct additional honorifics of their own these additional honorifics follow the form of the preeminent titles common to the above three named nations the listed honorifics are by no means complete and full and are acceptable address forms only until the holder holder''s true royal noble knightly or positional title and honorifics are properly conveyed to the petitioner class wikitable - title honorific - overking emperor rowspan 2 imperial majesty royal majesty - padishah kha-khan - king rhelt rowspan 2 majesty - master sultan caliph pasha - duke palatine grand duke prince palatine theocrat archcleric rowspan 2 royal highness - beygraf tarkhan shah orakhon ilkhan - herzog duke faastal prince count palatine ambassador rowspan 2 highness - voormann censor freeholder prelate hetman heirarch ataman - margrave marquis earl count archbaron plar rowspan 2 noble grace lordly grace - grandee despotrix khan amir commandant altmeister - szek viscount baron lord mayor magistar rowspan 2 lordship - emissary - knight commander mayor rowspan 2 honor worship - chief laird - knight rowspan 2 worthy sir - spokesman as mentioned above certain realms have more detailed systems of social precedence; the below is the example of such within the kingdoms of furyondy keoland and the archclericy of veluna and surrounding civilized states class wikitable - title honorific - duke highness or noble grace - prince grace - margrave or marquis nobility - earl graf count or plar eminence - viscount noble lordship - baron prominence - lord mayor lordship - knight commander most honorable sir - knight banneret right honorable sir - mayor honor - knight companion most worthy sir - knight bachelor worthy sir - knight sir - elder honorable master - gentlemen master - esquire squire - yeoman socman category lists '),
(1881, 'page requests', ' put your requests for an article here and i will get to them as soon as i can current requests current requests current requests completed requests elf rot -- user adrien neb the lady -- user celes shini the lady lady''s berries -- user celes shini hepmonaland -- user monjubu pervy elf hair -- user celes shini the axuxal islands -- user monjubu pervy lacolitlol -- user monjubu pervy '),
(1882, 'elf rot', ' also known as the wasting of the woods elf rot is the disease claimed to be possessed by celes it is said to be a rare disease affecting a small percentage of elf half-elves and its symptoms appear to be weakness and general aches with occasional nausea the disease is apparantly eventually fatal though the lady was able to provide celes with a treatment to help ease her symptoms this disease is in fact the invention of celes used as her excuse for not holding down a proper job and instead being involved in the thievery life '),
(1883, 'elf rot', ' '),
(1884, 'the lady', ' the lady is an elderly human looking to be at least in her 70s if not older her true name is unknown stooped with age she stands 5''4 tall she has faded green eyes and long iron gray hair that she leaves unbound the simple brown robes she wears conceal her slight wizened form she is rarely seen without her walking staff a servant of obad-hai and a skilled druid she takes it upon herself to defend the brynwood from outsiders in his name she accomplishes this with the aid of nearly two dozen sprites though it is possible she has further allies within the woods as well she makes her home within the misty vale a small area within the brynwood that is perpetually shrouded in mist it is known that in the past she adventured with her own group and in her travels she at some point found her way to the olman islands it is also known that despite her service in the name of the shalm she does not hold the disdain for followers of ehlonna that many of his followers do even having been the friend and ally of one the ranger dura gerathu for many years before his death category npcs '),
(1885, 'the lady lady''s berries', ' a natural remedy given to celes by the lady as a treatment for the symptoms of her elf rot these were actually given on request of celes who asked for something which would give her some minor symptoms to help keep up her story she later discovered upon taking one that they were in fact more poisonous than she expected causing a great deal of digestive upset for hours '),
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(1888, 'knights of the watch', ' infobox organization name knights of the watch image coat_watch gif members 5 000 base hookhill leader hugo of geoff the knights of the watch are an organization dedicated to protecting the sheldomar valley from the paynim paynims and other westerlings or civilized baklunish armies this duty is near-prejudicial in its strength with many considering the whole of the baklunish as a race of war-obsessed barbarians wanting only to overrun the valley and take it for themselves led by their grand commander the grandiose imperial wyvern hugo of geoff they number 5 000 strong they possess a number of castles keeps and strongholds along the ket ketite border and elsewhere in the western mountains while their strongest bases of power are found in the cities of hookhill hochoch and pellak membership in this order is not to the exclusion of other military organizations; many serve within the armies of their native countries holding positions within bissel ''s border companies or in the forces of the gran march geoff or keoland the knights are devotees of a near-monastic school of teachings based on the writings of the philosopher azmarender this sage developed a code of duty and belief known as the twelve and seven precepts each set is devoted to a different focus; while the twelve precepts govern how a knight of the order is to carry out his daily activities the seven precepts guide life beyond the self giving meaning to the world beyond the field of battle these latter teachings are known only to members of the order revealed slowly as the knight gains station the mysterious seventh precept said to reveal ancient secrets of the creation of oerth is known only to hugo himself though not based in any one religion the teachings fit well into the teachings of certain militant gods such as st cuthbert heironeous pholtus or allitur as befits an order of such mysticism the watchers are known by a variety of fanciful titles the lowest in rank are known merely as vigils with minor ranks adding to the base title stalwart vigil resilient vigil radiant vigil etc as knights rise in station a variety of adjectives are added to their titles with vigil replaced by the names of fantastic beasts such as the manticore the hippogriff or the griffon for example a mid-level commander is known as the magnificent elder gorgon few outside the order understand the ranking system of the watch thus giving rise to the saying frightful as a watcher watcher''s title to denote someone who wishes to seem more fearful than they truly are '),
(1889, 'organizations', ' well-known and major organizations within the flanaess '),
(1890, 'hepmonaland', ' '),
(1891, 'amedio', ' '),
(1892, 'hepmonaland', ' hepmonaland thumb right map of hepmonaland hepmonaland is either the largest island on oerth or the smallest continent depending on which sage one speaks to this land is home to both the touv and the olman people though the latter are today largely found instead within the amedio jungle and olman islands to the west descendants of suel migrants dating back to the migrations that followed their empire empire''s destruction are also known to inhabit these lands there is also an appreciable population of yuan-ti within the continent; this population is largely the result of olman olmani who centuries ago engaged in a pact with the god tlaloc hepmonaland was named for the young suel explorer of house schnai who originally discovered it among the touv it is known as melavi or the bountiful place among the olman people and the yuan-ti hepmonaland is known as xamoalatatl or home of the people the people of this land rarely leave it with the last olman olmani to heavily indulge in sailing being those groups that left for the amedio jungle over a millenium ago the suel are similarly out of the sailing habit while the touv never begun rarely stepping foot on a sailing vessel hepmonaland comes closest to the flanaess along its northwestern coast separated from the tilvanot peninsula by the tilva strait most traffic to this land as sparse as it is arrives either on this coast or the northern the northern coastline is spanned by the tropical pelisso swamp a humid and unhealthy marshland filled with carnivorous plants and giant reptilian creatures which spans over half of this shore many ships have become caught attempting to sail up the rivers that enter this swamp the forests of this continent tend to be fairly thick filled with plant and animal life for the most part the fauna of hepmonaland consists of four-legged herbivorous creatures with a number of predators which feed upon them; chiefly big cats hyenas and giant reptiles snakes are plentiful throughout the jungles as are giant insects in the northern areas among those plants common in hepmonaland but rarely seen outside it are the banyan baobab mahogany and palm trees as well as a number of flora with medicinal or toxicological properties examples of these include the bato miro pok and kola the climate of hepmonaland is fairly constant year round; warm moist and rainy even during the winter months though this land is normally considered isolated from the flanaess as a whole this is a bit of a mischaracterization trade does exist out of hepmonaland largely through the lordship of the isles who patrol and defend the tilva strait for passers-through many rare woods fruits spices and exotic flora and fauna come from the jungles of this land as well as gems and ivory small figurines sculpted or carved by the native touv or olman people are also among the trade goods collected and sent out these are all highly-praised luxury items among the nobility of the eastern flanaess becoming more prized and less known to the west '),
(1893, 'elf hair', ' elf hair is said by celes some to be a great aid for ones luck when held this according to legend carries even to the hair of those who are not pure elf in blood though obviously at a lesser strength '),
(1894, 'gibbs', ' a rhinoceros conjured or summoned due to a mishap in hadrian with a   wand of wonder   and a gray ooze gibbs was named for a cantankerous leatherworker adrien knew from back home he is currently filling the role of adrien ''s mount only time will tell if it will get along well with rixile category animals '),
(1895, 'animals', ' animals the party has met encountered or possessed in their travels '),
(1896, 'session 34', ' following the events in the marketplace the other day the group decompresses around the town of hadrian preparing to depart key events key events key events adrien meets william davidson a groom in hadrian that is quite interested by his tales adelbert begins planning and crafting more professional-looking vestments for his service in murlynd ''s name as adelbert lacks the ability to craft a hat monjubu makes a headdress for him using a number of local feathers adrien names gibbs and after a bit of effort manages to convince the creature to serve as a mount the party decides to spend an extra day in town allowing adelbert time to craft a bridle for gibbs and work further on his vestments '),
(1897, 'william davidson', ' a groom in hadrian that seemed little-experienced with the world and was quite ernraptured by the tales of his adventures that adrien offered to him this seemed to have spawned an interest in beginning his own travels and along this line he was given the name of a contact in the bissel border companies category npcs davidson william '),
(1898, 'session 35', ' the party arrives at mitrik encountering an unexpected recent acquaintance while there key events key events key events monjubu has his first encounter with taxation as the party is forced to pay the sum of 5 gold apiece to enter mitrik after passing beyond the outer wall the group passes a small estate within on which is found morrigan preparing for a journey morrigan and adelbert have a discussion on their view of the human#rhennee rhennee a society of itenerant barge-dwelling nomads spanning the rivers between the three major lakes of the flanaess celes gives a minor rant on the lack of a god of sandwiches after a discussion of his own fate following the events in hadrian the group takes a degree of pity on morrigan and sees him off all offering a gift; monjubu giving his pearl adelbert and adrien giving quantities of money kreb giving him a loaf of bread for his journey and celes giving a bit of elf hair maxwell offers to allow morrigan to join him on his journey the pair leaving the wagon together as the rest of the group rests up from the day day''s journey celes explores the streets of mitrik finding a mysterious sandwich laying unguarded in the middle of a bench '),
(1899, 'morrigan', ' an illusionist formerly of mitrik that seems to have a touch of bad luck about him after the session 33 marketplace incident in hadrian he was dismissed by his patron and due to his poor reputation decided to take up travelling maxwell agreed to let him join his own travels upon the arrival of the party at mitrik category npcs '),
(1900, 'olman', ' '),
(1901, 'olman', ' '),
(1908, 'best laid plans', ' the adventure begins with the pcs travelling to sta fira the capital of the barony they are a few hours away not too far from a small town named gypsum hollow for the player characters for the player characters for the player characters read or paraphrase the following to begin the adventure class desc about an hour from town you hear a rumbling from around the bend as six horses with riders come into view the riders whip their wide-eyed mounts driving them onward as they charge past you can''t help but notice the lead rider a brutish man with a handlebar moustache and a black eyepatch an elaborate dragon tattoo covers the left side of his face and he sports several bloody wounds the humans and their mounts race past you without a second look then turn abruptly off the road and charge up the side of the hill neither the men nor the horses stop for any reason they ignore attacks and offers of healing bolting away with all due haste the pcs do not recognize the men when the pcs reach town read the following class desc gypsum hollow is a small town with perhaps two dozen buildings a man is nailing a notice to the front of the town marshal marshal''s door it reads in bold print wanted alive bruce bruiser holloway reward for capture 1 000 gold pieces beneath the writing is an unflattering picture of bruiser holloway a brutish man with an enormous handlebar moustache and a black eyepatch an elaborate tattoo of a green dragon coils about the left side of his face for the dungeon master for the dungeon master for the dungeon master bruiser holloway just pulled off the theft of a lifetime he stole the official moulds for minting the barony barony''s staple coinage the silver piece however the robbery was badly bungled half of his men were killed and his planned escape by teleport was thwarted by a wizard he and his few remaining gang members fled to their hideout in the hills behind gypsum hollow the man posting the picture is a messenger from sta fira the marshal is drunk with his buddies in a nearby stable and is nowhere to be found the messenger politely answers all of the pcs questions before excusing himself; he has many more notices to post if the pcs mention seeing bruiser his eyes widen and he guesses that bruiser bruiser''s hideout must be nearby he thanks them for the information and returns to sta fira with the news before leaving however he reminds the pcs that if they can capture bruiser themselves before he returns with reinforcements the reward is theirs for the taking bruiser bruiser''s hideout bruiser bruiser''s hideout bruiser bruiser''s hideout the pcs can easily relocate bruiser bruiser''s trail it leads to a wide cave mouth in the side of the hill there are no guards at the entrance  1 bat cave   the first thing the pcs notice at the cave entrance is a single torch and tinderbox lying on the ground apparantly forgotten just inside the mouth of the cave six horses munch contentedly on a dusty pile of oats next to the horses is a small brass key that opens bruiser bruiser''s chest pcs find it only if they search the area thoroughly the cavern is over 50 feet high and empty except for the three hundred bats sleeping fitfully as they cling to the ceiling they are completely harmless and do not move unless startled by bright lights or loud noises if spooked they flee the cave en masse this is the gang gang''s early warning system; if bruiser bruiser''s men see or hear the bats swarm they become aware of the party party''s approach the torch is actually a hollow paper rod filled with magnesium chips if lit it burns normally for 10 seconds and then belches a huge shower of blinding white sparks the effect is harmless but it spooks the bats  2 blade trap   ten feet down this tunnel is a slim trip wire detecting the wire requires a successful find traps roll with a 10 bonus once detected the wire can be avoided easily breaking the wire releases a pole-arm hinged to the cavern ceiling behind the wire the pole-arm pole-arm''s blade swings 4 feet above the floor striking the first medium-sized pc in the marching order the pole-arm trap has thac0 16 and inflicts 1d6 points of damage  3 water trap   the tunnel descends a steep set of natural stairs to a section flooded by natural seepage to a depth of 2 feet lying on the floot and effectively invisible under the brackish water are three bear traps marked with x x''s on the map the middle one was sprung by bruiser himself - another manifestation of his bad luck - and was not reset anyone walking past a trap has a 3-in-10 chance of stepping into it and suffering 1d3 points of damage characters moving cautiously through the flooded tunnel can detect the bear traps without stepping in them; the base chance of detecting a bear trap is 10 although thieves can add their find traps percentage to their roll once detected the bear trap can be easily set off or avoided  4 chutes   pcs entering this cave see five tunnels leading outside the floor of the cave is covered with an inch of coarse sand four of the exit tunnels marked t on the map have false floors made of flimsy timbers covered with sand; these timbers collapse under more than 150 lbs of weight the real floors beneath are sloped 45-degree chutes with polished surfaces and slick oiled sides pcs caught on a collapsing floor go flying out the chute unless they make a successful dexterity check on 5d6 thieves roll on 4d6 thus securing themselves fastened near the mouth of each chute is a large metal gong any pc who falls down a chute strikes the gong with a resounding crash alerting bruiser bruiser''s men and plunges into the river 30 feet below the river is swift and deep the current sweeps pcs down river about 200 feet before they are washed ashore non-proficient and encumbered swimmers risk drowning one of bruiser bruiser''s followers took the time to hide the footprints leading down the only safe tunnel see area 5 below nevertheless a successful tracking proficiency check reveals which tunnel is the safe one  5 the real way out   this stable side passage is hidden behind a curtain disguised to resemble the surrounding stonework and is undetectable from area 4 the tunnel worms its way through the granite and out to the cliff face overlooking the river a narrow shelf of rock protrudes from the tunnel tunnel''s mouth forming a ledge see area 6 for details if bruiser bruiser''s bandits are aware of the pcs see area 7 they attack with their bows once the pcs appear on the ledge  6 the zip line   this ledge clings to the cliff 40 feet above the river bolted securely into the rock 5 feet above the ledge is a large metal pulley and cable assembly the taut cable stretches across the river at a downward angle of about 15 degrees to a second pulley 3 feet above the ground fastened to the cable every 10 feet or so is a metal handle to cross the river one need only grab a handle and let gravity take over the pcs reach ground about 20 feet away from the lower pulley the cable makes a loud whirring noise when in motion automatically alerting bruiser bruiser''s men see area 7 anyone suffering damage while crossing the zip line must make a strength check on 3d6 or fall into the river as described in area 4 or hit the ground 2d6 damage at the edge 1d6 damage 60-40 feet in no damage 40-20 feet in those being fired at while still on the ledge however gain the benefits of 25 cover from the ledge blocking sight from the area below as well as a 1 bonus to hit for higher ground if they are firing back on bruiser bruiser''s men those lying flat gain the benefits of 90 cover but take a -1 to hit due to the difficulty of firing while prone assuming they can use their missile weapon at all - they are limited only to those they can use with one hand excepting slings light or hand crossbows or throwing knives only essentially both pulleys are equipped with a crank mechanism that moves the zip line in the other direction a pc operating either crank can move up to ten times his or her maximum weight allowance to the west side of the river using the crank and zip line  7 bruiser bruiser''s hideout   the bandits hideout is a small wooden building with a single door and no windows inside are a table twelve chairs iron rations stacked on the shelves enough to feed bruiser bruiser''s band for 30 days and twelve pallets with blankets bruiser is lying on a pallet having just bandaged his wounds his five surviving men are waiting for their long-overdue reinforcements to arrive with horses so they can make their getaway these reinforcements won''t arrive for another 5 hours if the pcs spooked the bats in area 1 or rang one of the gongs at area 4 the bandits line up along the east side of the river below the zip line with their bows if presented with a suitable target they fire until they run out of arrows; note that only two of them are proficient with the bow if the pcs manage not to alert bruiser bruiser''s men until they cross the zip line the men rush out of the hideout to attack arriving just as the first pc lands on the east side of the river in this case they have no chance to fire their bows and immediately draw their swords bandits human males f1 3 ac 8; mv 12; hp 8 5 3; thac0 20; #at 1; dmg by weapon type; sz m; ml 13; al ne; xp 35; leather armor longbow -2 penalty for nonproficiency 6 flight arrows short sword dagger 2d8 sp in pouch archers human males f2 2 ac 8; mv 12; hp 12 9; thac0 19; #at 1; dmg by weapon type; sz m; ml 13; al ne; xp 65; leather armor longbow 6 flight arrows short sword dagger 2d12 sp in pouch bruiser holloway human male f5 ac 5; mv 12; hp 2 normally 49 ; thac0 15; #at 1; dmg by weapon 1 str bonus ; s 16 d 13 c 16 i 11 w 11 ch 14; sz m; ml 15; al le; xp 270; chainmail longsword dagger 25 gp in pouch bruiser is too weak to join the fight however he has a dagger hidden at his side and if any pc gets close enough he lashes out with the last of his strength he is easily subdued afterward stashed in the corner of the cabin is a stout iron chest it is locked and bruiser lost the key see area 1 the lock is trapped such that anyone who fails to detect the trap while picking the lock is shot with a dart for 1 point of damage the dart is coated with type o poison even with the key the trap is sprung unless the key is turned counter-clockwise inside are the moulds for the barony barony''s silver coin a matched set of 4 gilded throwing knives worth 100 gp each and a delicate crystal decanted containing diluted oil of fiery burning which causes 2d6 points of damage the decanter is labeled if the chest is hurled about or treated roughly the crystal decanted breaks open and the chest explodes inflicting 2d6 points of damage to everyone within 10 feet successful saving throw vs breath weapon for half damage the contents are charred but not damaged one of the moulds was broken in transit; it has a large chip missing from one side this renders the moulds effectively worthless concluding the adventure concluding the adventure concluding the adventure the party recieves 250 xp for successfully recovering the moulds they recieve an additional 100 xp if they succeed in not alerting the guards if the pcs capture and subdue bruiser they have to transport him back across the river to town when they reach gypsum hollow the pcs learn that the baron baron''s messenger has just returned with two dozen city guards the guard leader captain coby has the 1 000 gp reward with him and gladly presents it to the pcs if they surrender bruiser into his custody if the pcs keep the silver coin moulds it is only a matter of time before the guards interrogate bruiser and figure out who has them coby then mounts a relentless search for the pcs posters bearing their likenesses appear throughout the barony promissing a 1 000 gp reward for their capture source  dungeon #79  p 28 '),
(1902, 'axuxal', ' '),
(1903, 'ezolatl river', ' a river within the amedio jungle running from the hellfurnaces roughly west-southwest out to the pearl sea just under 300 miles in length this river floods its banks annually due to rainfall this results in minor course changes each year as it resettles a few scattered olman villages can be found on the islands within the ezolatl delta mostly tribes who left the nearby isles of axuxal among these is the village of lacolitlol category rivers '),
(1904, 'rivers', ' rivers within the flanaess '),
(1905, 'lacolitlol', ' a small village located on one of the various small islands within the ezolatl river delta home to just under three hundred people of isles of axuxal axuxal olman descent including one monjubu clawcracker like many of the settlements in the region lacolitlol is still chugging along in its stone age using tools of rock bone and coral as of yet money is not used there instead working on a barter economy some live in simple and crudely made huts while others choose to live in the caves that dot the isle a single chief holds political power over the town though his rule is kept in check by the local priest in general despite or perhaps because of lacolitlol lacolitlol''s primative society the people generally live happy lives food is plentiful enough to support them as hunter fisher gatherers allowing for a generally lazy style of life in the eyes of more civilized nations as it is difficult to craft things that can last a lifetime materialism tends to be fairly low among it it''s people the lacolitlolans have learned as a whole to take joy in the simple things in life in religious matters they are known for eschewing the move violent practices of the their kin substituting bloodshed and human sacrifice with the yielding of labor time mild suffering and possessions the goddess jade skirt is most closely honored by them though they honor and appease the rest of the pantheon without a doubt the most notable event in recent times was the visit of the oeridian explorer viscount richmund brittania his coming at first regarded as the gods setting foot upon their village served to open their eyes to the vastness of oerth and the differences that can be found while they are unlikely to adopt any of the viscount viscount''s ways finding strength in their traditions it will be an event that lasts for ages in their retellings of history '),
(1906, 'isles of axuxal', ' the isles of axuxal are a chain of five minor islands located off the southern coast of the amedio jungle just south of hucanuea they are home to a number of olman tribes though the tribles located on these islands tend to be more isolationist than those found on the mainland the name simply enough merely means sandy isles in common these islands were first settled over 900 years ago following the shattering of the olman nations on the mainland a number of peaceful families of xamaclan and hucanuea eschewing the war that was overrunning their culture bound together to leave it taking an oath to establish a new home elsewhere free of such carnage setting sail for the nearby axuxal islands they established homes here within the overgrown hills of their islands occasionally heading to shore to fish the peaceful life of these tribesmen has had its drawbacks as over the years they have regressed somewhat technologically however the oath taken so long ago has held extending as far as a thorough alteration of their religious beliefs their religion and culture has over the centuries almost entirely lost its violent and sacrificial aspects in most cases being reinterpreted to a more peaceful form to further hold onto this purity the people of the axuxal islands only rarely leave them though a small few on the westernmost islands do occasionally make the voyage to the distant xamaclan to trade in general they tend to leave others alone and are left alone in turn they have as of yet further managed to avoid serious attention from both the vohoun and the sea princes ; the former due to their lack of worthwhile possessions and the latter because their generally easy-going nature means that they tend to make poor slaves compared to the mainlanders '),
(1907, 'axuxal islands', ' #redirect isles of axuxal '),
(1909, 'bruiser holloway', ' dmpage bruce bruiser holloway is a thug who fancies himself a master thief he is fairly muscular and bald with a broad handlebar mustache and a tattoo of a dragon along the right side of his face hailing from gypsum hollow he has made a number of attempts at big scores he recently made one final attempt to turn things around for himself through a huge pull; stealing the silver coin moulds from the mint outside sta fira though he managed to escape with the items he was tracked down and captured by monjubu kreb and adelbert he is currently being held in jail at sta fira category npcs holloway bruiser '),
(1910, 'bruiser holloway dm', ' the theft attempt was not holloway holloway''s own idea as the amount of set-up at his base may suggest he was hired by an unnamed third party in fact the scarlet brotherhood beginning their plan of insinuating themselves into the governments of various nations to pull this off though he was never expected to succeed his attempt was mainly to judge the response time and capabilities of the government of dunador to respond to some form of attack bruiser holloway human male f5 ac 5; mv 12; hp 49; thac0 15; #at 1; dmg by weapon 1 str bonus ; s 16 d 13 c 16 i 11 w 11 ch 14; sz m; ml 15; al le; xp 270; chainmail longsword dagger '),
(1911, 'wagon contents', ' class wikitable weight mr - 0-510 13 - 510-1020 12 - 1020-1530 8 - 1530-2040 4  itemized weight  adelbert - 225 lbs celes - 170 lbs monjubu - 165 lbs kreb - 215 lbs 28 vials of lamp oil - 28 lbs 5 weeks of dry rations - 20 lbs 50 feet of rope - 10 lbs 1 silver platter - 1 lb 1 2 a bolt of white cloth - 3 lbs 1 sheet of unworked leather - 15 lbs 1 broad sword - 4 lbs 3 short swords - 12 lbs 4 daggers - 4 lbs chest - 44 lbs  total   701 lbs without kreb 916 lbs with kreb '),
(1912, 'howard howard''s spell list', ' class wikitable - colspan 6 align center style font-size larger;  1st level  - name school s components material component s possessed consumed in casting -   chromatic orb   alteration evocation v s m a gem the color of the desired orb or any diamond of at least 50 gp value no yes - rowspan 2   copy   rowspan 2 evocation rowspan 2 v s m a piece of blank parchment or a blank book yes no - a drop of black ink yes yes -   detect magic wizard detect magic   divination v s - - - -   enlarge    reduce  alteration v s m a pinch of powdered iron yes yes -   feather fall   alteration v - - - - rowspan 4   identify   rowspan 4 divination rowspan 4 v s m a pearl of at least 100 gp value no yes - an owl feather yes - wine yes - a   luckstone   optional no yes -   jump   alteration v s m a grasshopper grasshopper''s hind leg yes yes -   light wizard light   alteration v m a firefly or piece of phosphorescent moss yes yes -   read magic   divination v s m a clear crystal or mineral prism yes no '),
(1913, 'chromatic orb', ' spell wizard level 1 school alteration evocation reversible range 0 comp v s m duration special cast_time 1 aoe one creature save neg this spell causes a 4-inch-diameter sphere to appear in the caster caster''s hand within the limits described below the sphere can appear in a variety of colors; each color indicates a different special power the caster can hurl the sphere at an opponent up to 30 yards away providing there are no barriers between the caster and the target if the target is no more than 10 yards away the caster caster''s to hit roll is made with a 3 bonus if the target is 10-20 yards away the caster caster''s roll is made with a 2 bonus if the target is 20-30 yards away the caster caster''s roll is made with a 1 bonus if the chromatic orb misses its target it dissipates without effect if the target creature makes a successful saving throw the chromatic orb is also ineffective otherwise the color of the orb determines the amount of damage inflicted and its special power as summarized on table 16; details about the special powers are listed below the caster can create a single orb of any color listed for his level or lower; for instance a 3rd-level wizard can create an orange red or white orb the material component for this spell is a gem of the appropriate hue or any diamond the gem must have a value of at least 50 gp  light  from the  orb  causes the victim to become surrounded by light to a radius of 20 feet as if affected by a   light   spell the effect lasts for 1 round during which time the victim makes his attack rolls and saving throws at a -4 penalty and his ac is penalized by 4  heat  from the  orb  is intense enough to melt 1 cubic yard of ice the victim suffers a loss of 1 point of strength and 1 point of dexterity or for victims without these attributes -1 to hit and a penalty of 1 to ac for 1 round  fire  from the  orb  ignites all combustible materials within 3 feet of the victim  blindness  from the  orb  causes the victim to become   blindness blind   as per the spell the effect lasts for 1 round level of the caster  stinking cloud  from the  orb  surrounds the victim in a 5-foot-radius noxious cloud the victim must save vs poison or will be reeling and unable to attack until he leaves the area of the vapors  magnetism  from the  orb  has an effect only if the victim is wearing armor made from iron the iron armor becomes magically magnetized for 3-12 3d4 rounds other iron objects within 3 feet of the caster will stick tight to the magnetized armor; only   dispel magic   or a similar spell can release the stuck items at the end of the spell spell''s duration the stuck items are released  paralysis  from the  orb  causes the victim to become paralyzed for 6-20 2d8 4 rounds; a successful saving throw vs paralyzation halves the number of rounds  petrification  from the  orb  turns the victim to stone if the victim successfully saves vs petrification he avoids turning to stone and instead is   slow slowed  as per the spell for 2-8 2d4 rounds  death  from the  orb  causes the victim to die if the victim successfully saves vs death magic he avoids death and instead is paralyzed for 2-5 1d4 1 rounds class wikitable - caster level color of orb generated damage special power - 1st white 1-4 light - 2nd red 1-6 heat - 3rd orange 1-8 fire - 4th yellow 1-10 blindness - 5th green 1-12 stinking cloud - 6th turquoise 2-8 magnetism - 7th blue 2-16 paralysis - 8th violet  slow  petrification - 9th black  paralysis  death '),
(1914, 'copy', ' spell wizard level 1 school evocation reversible range special comp v s m duration instantaneous cast_time 1 round aoe one object save none  copy  enables the caster to make a perfect copy of a map letter or any other written or drawn document the caster must have a blank parchment or a book with blank pages of sufficient size to hold the  copy  the caster holds the blank object over the object to be copied then casts the spell; the  copy  immediately appears on the formerly blank object the  copy  is permanent and is a perfect duplicate of the original  copy  can also be used to copy spells from a new spell book into the caster caster''s spell book assuming the caster caster''s spell book is of sufficient size to contain the new spells the caster must first roll to see if he can learn the new spells; if so he can cast  copy  to instantly copy them into his spell book the material components for this spell are a piece of blank parchment or a book with blank pages as described above and a drop of black ink '),
(1915, 'detect magic', '  detect magic  may refer to one of the following   detect magic priest detect magic   the priest spell   detect magic wizard detect magic   the wizard spell disambig '),
(1916, 'detect magic wizard', ' spell wizard level 1 school divination reversible range 0 comp v s duration 2 rds level cast_time 1 aoe 10 x 60 ft save none when the  detect magic  spell is cast the wizard detects magical radiations in a path 10 feet wide and up to 60 feet long in the direction he is facing the intensity of the magic can be determined dim faint moderate strong overwhelming and the wizard has a 10 chance per level to recognize if a certain type of magic alteration conjuration etc is present the caster can turn scanning a 60-degree arc per round a stone wall of 1 foot or more thickness solid metal of 1 inch thickness or a yard or more of solid wood blocks the spell magical areas multiple types of magic or strong local magical emanations may confuse or conceal weaker radiations note that this spell does not reveal the presence of good or evil or reveal alignment otherplanar creatures are not necessarily magical '),
(1917, 'enlarge', ' spell wizard level 1 school alteration reversible reversible range 5 yds level comp v s m duration 5 rds level cast_time 1 aoe 1 creature or object save neg this spell causes instant growth of a creature or object increasing both size and weight it can be cast only upon a single creature or a symbiotic or community entity or upon a single object that does not exceed 10 cubic feet in volume per caster level the object or creature must be seen to be affected it grows by up to 10 per level of experience of the wizard increasing this amount in height width and weight all equipment worn or carried by a creature is enlarged by the spell unwilling victims are entitled to a saving throw vs spell a successful saving throw means the spell fails if insufficient room is available for the desired growth the creature or object attains the maximum possible size bursting weak enclosures in the process but it is constrained without harm by stronger materials--the spell cannot be used to crush a creature by growth magical properties are not increased by this spell--a huge  sword  1 is still only 1 a staff-sized wand is still only capable of its normal functions a giant-sized potion merely requires a greater fluid intake to make its magical effects operate etc weight mass and strength are affected though thus a table blocking a door would be heavier and more effective a hurled stone would have more mass and cause more damage chains would be more massive doors thicker a thin line turned to a sizeable longer rope and so on a creature creature''s hit points armor class and attack rolls do not change but damage rolls increase proportionately with size for example a fighter at 160 normal size hits with his long sword and rolls a 6 for damage the adjusted damage roll is 10 that is 6 x 1 6 9 6 rounded up bonuses due to strength class and magic are not altered the reverse spell  reduce  negates the  enlarge  spell or makes creatures or objects smaller the creature or object loses 10 of its original size for every level of the caster to a minimum of 10 of the original size thereafter the size shrinks by 1-foot increments to less than 1 foot by 1-inch increments to 1 inch and by 1 10-inch increments to a minimum of 1 10 of an inch--the recipient cannot dwindle away to nothingness for example a 16-foot-tall giant reduced by a 15th-level wizard 15 steps would be reduced to 1 6 feet in nine steps then to 6 10 of a foot or 7 2 inches in one step and finally to 2 2 inches in the last five steps a shrinking object may damage weaker materials affixed to it but an object will shrink only as long as the object itself is not damaged unwilling creatures are allowed a saving throw vs spell the material component of this spell is a pinch of powdered iron '),
(1918, 'reduce', ' #redirect enlarge '),
(1919, 'feather fall', ' spell wizard level 1 school alteration reversible range 10 yds level comp v duration 1 rd level cast_time 1 aoe special save none when this spell is cast the creature s or object s affected immediately assumes the mass of a piece of down the rate of falling is instantly changed to a mere 2 feet per second 120 feet per round and no damage is incurred upon landing while the spell is in effect however when the spell duration ceases a normal rate of fall occurs the spell can be cast upon the wizard or some other creature or object up to the maximum range and lasts for one round for each level of the wizard the  feather fall  affects one or more objects or creatures in a 10-foot cube as long as the maximum weight of the creatures or objects does not exceed a combined total of 200 pounds plus 200 pounds per level of the spellcaster for example a 2nd-level wizard has a range of 20 yards a duration of two rounds and a weight limit of 600 pounds when casting this spell the spell works only upon free-falling flying or propelled objects such as missiles it does not affect a sword blow or a charging creature note that the spell can be effectively combined with   gust of wind   and similar spells '),
(1920, 'identify', ' spell wizard level 1 school divination reversible range 0 comp v s m duration 1 rd level cast_time special aoe 1 item level save none when an  identify  spell is cast magical items subsequently touched by the wizard can be identified the eight hours immediately preceding the casting of the spell must be spent purifying the items and removing influences that would corrupt and blur their magical auras if this period is interrupted it must be begun again when the spell is cast each item must be handled in turn by the wizard any consequences of this handling fall fully upon the wizard and may end the spell although the wizard is allowed any applicable saving throw the chance of learning a piece of information about an item is equal to 10 per level of the caster to a maximum of 90 rolled by the dm any roll of 96-00 indicates a false reading 91-95 reveals nothing only one function of a multifunction item is discovered per handling i e a 5th-level wizard could attempt to determine the nature of five different items five different functions of a single item or any combination of the two if any attempt at reading fails the caster cannot learn any more about that item until he advances a level note that some items such as special magical tomes cannot be identified with this spell the item never reveals its exact attack or damage bonuses although the fact that it has few or many bonuses can be determined if it has charges only a general indication of the number of charges remaining is learned powerful 81 - 100 of the total possible charges strong 61 - 80 moderate 41 - 60 weak 6 - 40 or faint five charges or less the faint result takes precedence so a fully charged   ring of three wishes   always appears to be only faintly charged after casting the spell and determining what can be learned from it the wizard loses 8 points of constitution he must rest for one hour to recover each point of constitution if the 8-point loss drops the spellcaster below a constitution of 1 he falls unconscious consciousness is not regained until full constitution is restored which takes 24 hours one point per three hours for an unconscious character the material components of this spell are a pearl of at least 100 gp value and an owl feather steeped in wine; the infusion must be drunk prior to spellcasting if a   luckstone   is powdered and added to the infusion the divination becomes much more potent exact bonuses or charges can be determined and the functions of a multifunctional item can be learned from a single reading at the dm dm''s option certain properties of an artifact or relic might also be learned '),
(1921, 'jump', ' spell wizard level 1 school alteration reversible range touch comp v s m duration 1d3 rds 1 rd level cast_time 1 aoe creature touched save none the individual touched when this spell is cast is empowered to leap once per round for the duration of the spell leaps can be up to 30 feet forward or straight upward or 10 feet backward horizontal leaps forward or backward have only a slight arc &ndash; about 2 feet per 10 feet of distance traveled the  jump  spell does not ensure safety in landing or grasping at the end of the leap the material component of this spell is a grasshopper grasshopper''s hind leg to be broken by the caster when the spell is cast '),
(1922, 'read magic', ' spell wizard level 1 school divination reversible range 0 comp v s m duration 2 rds level cast_time 1 rd aoe special save none by means of a  read magic  spell the wizard is able to read magical inscriptions on objects &ndash; books scrolls weapons and the like &ndash; that would otherwise be totally unintelligible the personal books of the wizard and works already magically read are intelligible this deciphering does not normally invoke the magic contained in the writing although it may do so in the case of a cursed scroll furthermore once the spell is cast and the wizard has read the magical inscription he is thereafter able to read that particular writing without recourse to the use of the  read magic  spell the duration of the spell is two rounds per level of experience of the spellcaster; the wizard can read one page or its equivalent per round the wizard must have a clear crystal or mineral prism which is not expended to cast the spell '),
(1923, 'mother gloam', ' dmpage mother gloam is a vibrant 65-year-old woman with deeply black eyes and curled tangled black hair she dresses in flowing robes of clashing colors and her skill in the tarot is known to all within caermor she also serves as a hedge witch for the village brewing simple herbal potions for the citizens category npcs ');
INSERT INTO `wiki_searchindex` (`si_page`, `si_title`, `si_text`) VALUES (1924, 'mother gloam dm', ' mother gloam is a vibrant 65-year old woman with coal-black eyes and a crow crow''s nest of black hair she dresses in voluminous silk gypsy-like dresses in clashing colors smooth-tongued and intelligent she is quick to tell fortunes using her tarot cards with which she has a natural skill treat as the clerical   augury   spell note however that what she sees in the cards and what she tells often differ as she is as devious as she is intelligent mother gloam is like her son trevus one of the leaders of the cult that summoned the abishai to caermor having no spells capable of causing this act she and her fellow conspirators relied upon sacrifice and prayer and discovered to their surprise that it worked mother gloam tries hard to mislead anyone trying to get information about recent troubles usually putting the blame on albee if she meets the pcs and talks with them she can gauge accurately whether they are a powerful and effective group dm dm''s judgement taking into account the group unit cooperation and balance as well as levels note that any time mother gloam visits the abishai now housed in a deserted chapel she uses a spell of   change self   to conceal her true appearance usually taking the form of an elderly man mother gloam does not publicly acknowledge trevus to be her son as it gives them both more freedom to work their wiles she suspsects belle of being more than she appears fearing even that belle has some influence over trevus nonetheless she actively supports the coven and is as enthusiastic about their current plans as any in fact she has laid out most of the coven coven''s plans herself after the abishai has driven the villagers into submission with murders and kidnappings &ndash; with the kidnapped victims becoming slaves or sacrifices &ndash; the coven will expand its influence toward other nearby cities eventually taking control of dunador completely the kidnapping of gwendolyn is a major step in this direction as it has spread terror and distrust throughout the countryside mother gloam desires power &ndash; lots of it &ndash; and the abishai is her ticket to success mother gloam has some skill as an alchemist and can create a magical sleep-type potion the effects of which are similar to narcolepsy probably mother gloam gloam''s most dangerous weapon is her influence over the villagers themselves particularly derion if she and her co-conspirators fail in any action against the pcs the next day mother gloam does the rounds of the villagers subtly turning them against the travelers and creating an atmosphere of more paranoia distrust and coldness she is sure to spend time with derion suggesting through the cards that the strangers might be in league with albee  mother gloam  human dual-classed 2nd-level wizard 2nd-level priestess of molikroth ac 9 ring ; mv 9; w2 c2; hp 11; thac0 20; #at 1; dmg by weapon type; s 7 d 9 c 10 i 16 w 13 ch 15; sz m; ml 13; al le; xp 175;   dagger of venom   three doses   ring of protection 1  vial containing a special   potion of narcolepsy     wand of fear   three charges left pack of non-magical tarot cards unholy symbol of horns of molikroth hidden spell components lantern tinderbox three flasks of oil 5 gp 30 sp wizard spells 4 1st -   burning hands     change self  x2   sleep   priest spells 3 1st -   cause light wounds     cure light wounds     light priest light   '),
(1925, 'potion of narcolepsy', ' each round that the imbiber of this potion is under any kind of stress e g combat fear exertion etc he or she must save vs poison or fall asleep for 2-20 rounds this makes the effect of the potion very insidious; the victim might seem totally unaffected for a number of turns then suddenly fall asleep at the first onset of danger note that this effect can occur an unlimited number of times during the potion potion''s duration which is 1d6 10 turns xp 100 category potions and oils '),
(1926, 'burning hands', ' spell wizard level 1 school alteration reversible range 0 comp v s duration instantaneous cast_time 1 aoe the caster save &frac12; when the wizard casts this spell a jet of searing flame shoots from his fingertips his hands must be held so as to send forth a fanlike sheet of flames the wizard wizard''s thumbs must touch each other and the fingers must be spread the burning hands send out flame jets 5 feet long in a horizontal arc of about 120 degrees in front of the wizard any creature in the area of the flames suffers 1d3 points of damage plus 2 points for each level of experience of the spellcaster to a maximum of 1d3 20 points of fire damage those successfully saving vs spell receive half damage flammable materials touched by the fire burn for example cloth paper parchment thin wood etc such materials can be extinguished in the next round if no other action is taken '),
(1927, 'change self', ' spell wizard level 1 school illusion phantasm reversible range 0 comp v s duration 2d6 rds 2 rds level cast_time 1 aoe the caster save none this spell enables the wizard to alter the appearance of his form &ndash; including clothing and equipment &ndash; to appear 1 foot shorter or taller; thin fat or in between; human humanoid or any other generally man-shaped bipedal creature the caster cannot duplicate a specific individual the spell does not provide the abilities or mannerisms of the chosen form the duration of the spell is 2d6 rounds plus two additional rounds per level of experience of the spellcaster the dm may allow a saving throw for disbelief under certain circumstances for example if the caster acts in a manner obviously inconsistent with his chosen role the spell does not alter the perceived tactile i e touch properties of the caster or his equipment and the ruse can be discovered in this way '),
(1928, 'sleep', ' spell wizard level 1 school enchantment charm reversible range 30 yds comp v s m duration 5 rds level cast_time 1 aoe special save none when a wizard casts a  sleep  spell he causes a comatose slumber to come upon one or more creatures other than undead and certain other creatures specifically excluded from the spell spell''s effects all creatures to be affected by the  sleep  spell must be within 30 feet of each other the number of creatures that can be affected is a function of hit dice or levels the spell affects 2d4 hit dice of monsters monsters with 4 3 hit dice 4 hit dice plus 3 hit points or more are unaffected the center of the area of effect is determined by the spellcaster the creatures with the least hit dice are affected first and partial effects are ignored for example a wizard casts  sleep  at three kobolds two gnolls and an ogre the roll 2d4 result is 4 all the kobolds and one gnoll are affected &frac12; &frac12; &frac12; 2 3-&frac12; hit dice note that the remainder is not enough to affect the last gnoll or the ogre slapping or wounding awakens affected creatures but normal noise does not awakening requires one entire round magically sleeping opponents can be attacked with substantial bonuses the material component for this spell is a pinch of fine sand rose petals or a live cricket '),
(1929, 'magical armor and shields', ' pagename '),
(1930, 'magical weapons', ' pagename '),
(1931, 'dagger of venom', ' this appears to be a standard  dagger 1  but its hilt holds a hidden store of poison any hit on a roll of 20 injects fatal poison into the opponent unless a saving throw vs poison is successful the dagger of venom holds up to six doses of poison if the hilt contains fewer than six doses the owner can pour more in up to the maximum use of this weapon by good &ndash; particularly lawful good &ndash; characters must be carefully monitored for effects on alignment category magical weapons '),
(1932, 'ring of protection', ' a ring of protection improves the wearer wearer''s armor class value and saving throws versus all forms of attack a ring 1 betters ac by 1 say from 10 to 9 and gives a bonus of 1 on saving throw die rolls the magical properties of a ring of protection are cumulative with all other magical items of protection except as follows # the ring does not improve armor class if magical armor is worn although it does add to saving throw die rolls # multiple rings of protection operating on the same person or in the same area do not combine protection only one such ring &ndash; the strongest &ndash; functions so a pair of protection rings 2 provides only 2 protection to determine the value of a protection ring use the following table class wikitable - d100 roll level of protection - 01-70 1 - 71-82 2 - 83 2 5-foot radius protection - 84-90 3 - 91 3 5-foot radius protection - 92-97 4 on ac 2 to saving throws - 98-00 6 on ac 1 to saving throws the radius bonus of 5 feet extends to all creatures within its circle but applies only to their saving throws i e only the ring wearer gains armor class additions category rings '),
(1933, 'wand of fear', ' when the  fear  wand is activated a pale amber ray springs from the tip of the wand forming a cone 60 feet long by 20 feet in base diameter which flashes on and instantly disappears each creature touched by the ray must roll a successful saving throw vs wand or react as per the   cause fear   spell in other words creatures affected by the wand turn and move at fastest possible speed away from the wielder for six rounds each use costs one charge it can operate just once per round the wand can be recharged category wands '),
(1934, 'cause fear', ' #redirect remove fear '),
(1935, 'remove fear', ' spell priest level 1 school abjuration reversible reversible sphere charm range 10 yds comp v s duration special cast_time 1 aoe 1 creature 4 levels save special the priest casting this spell instills courage in the spell recipient raising the creature creature''s saving throw rolls against magical  fear  attacks by 4 for one turn if the recipient has recently that day failed a saving throw against such an attack the spell immediately grants another saving throw with a 4 bonus to the die roll for every four levels of the caster one creature can be affected by the spell one creature at levels 1 through 4 two creatures at levels 5 through 8 etc the reverse of the spell  cause fear  causes one creature to flee in panic at maximum movement speed away from the caster for 1d4 rounds a successful saving throw against the reversed effect negates it and any wisdom adjustment also applies of course  cause fear  can be automatically countered by  remove fear  and vice versa neither spell has any effect on undead of any sort '),
(1936, 'albee', ' dmpage a young man living a hermit hermit''s life somewhere outside caermor he is currently hunted by the village for the recent slayings as well as the disappearance of gwendolyn category npcs '),
(1937, 'albee dm', ' albee is the outsider blamed by most villagers for the tribulations visited upon caermor he is an artist from sta fira formerly a wizard wizard''s apprentice and came to caermor two months ago to sketch paint and experience the windswwpt heaths viewed as a ne''er-do-well by the villagers he decided to avoid them so he rented a shack outside the village he met gwendolyn on a trip to the pub one day and it was love at first sight for both at first their meetings were circumspect but they became more open as the relationship deepened albee is innocent of any slayings as the atrocities escalated he belatedly realized that the town was starting to look on him as the possible culprit but he did not want to leave because of gwendolyn one fateful night gwendolyn came over to albee albee''s house unexpectedly; unwilling to let her leave with the monster about albee had her stay almost until dawn almost as soon as gwendolyn had left mother gloam pounded on his door and warned him that a posse was coming to get him for dallying with the girl without questioning her he fled albee now hides in a small cave under the very hill that gives the village its name living on roots and berries and an occasional rabbit affected by his solitary lifestyle and the strange noises at night albee albee''s sanity has slipped; he is now quite paranoid and has a tendency to talk to his pictures of gwendolyn if albee is encountered outside his cave he is seen in the distance as a wild-looking young man he is 24 years old with ragged clothes and unruly hair staring at the characters because of his familiarity with the terrain and his obsessive fear of others he has a 75 chance of successfully evading the characters characters with the tracking proficiency can follow him by making a successful proficiency check in rainy weather due to low-lying fog and poor visibility all tracking checks suffer a -6 penalty  albee  1st-level human wizard ac 10; mv 12; w1; hp 6; thac0 20; #at 1; dmg 1d4 dagger 1d3 dart ; s 10 d 10 c 16 i 13 w 9 ch 12; sz m; ml 10; al ng; two daggers three darts spell book sketch pad filled with drawing of gwendolyn spells 1 1st -   cantrip   spellbook contains 1st -   audible glamer     cantrip     dancing lights     detect magic wizard detect magic     erase     grease     light wizard light     phantasmal force     read magic     ventriloquism   '),
(1938, 'cantrip', ' spell wizard level 1 school all reversible range 10 ft comp v s duration 1 hr level cast_time 1 aoe special save none cantrips are minor spells studied by wizards during their apprenticeship regardless of school the  cantrip  spell is a practice method for the apprentice teaching him how to tap minute amounts of magical energy once cast the  cantrip  spell enables the caster to create minor magical effects for the duration of the spell however these effects are so minor that they have severe limitations they are completely unable to cause a loss of hit points cannot affect the concentration of spellcasters and can only create small obviously magical materials furthermore materials created by a cantrip are extremely fragile and cannot be used as tools of any sort lastly a cantrip lacks the power to duplicate any other spell effects whatever manifestation the cantrip takes it remains in effect only as long as the wizard concentrates wizards typically use cantrips to impress common folk amuse children and brighten dreary lives common tricks with cantrips include tinklings of ethereal music brightening faded flowers glowing balls that float over the caster caster''s hand puffs of wind to flicker candles spicing up aromas and flavors of bland food and little whirlwinds to sweep dust under rugs combined with the   unseen servant   spell it it''s a tool to make housekeeping and entertaining simpler for the wizard '),
(1939, 'dancing lights', ' spell wizard level 1 school alteration reversible range 40 yds 10 yds level comp v s m duration 2 rds level cast_time 1 aoe special save none when a  dancing lights  spell is cast the wizard creates at his option from one to four lights that resemble either torches or lanterns and cast that amount of light glowing spheres of light such as evidenced by will-o-wisps or one faintly glowing vaguely manlike shape somewhat similar to that of a creature from the elemental plane of fire the dancing lights move as the spellcaster desires forward or back straight or turning corners without concentration upon such movement by the wizard the spell cannot be used to cause blindness see the 1st-level   light wizard light   spell and it winks out if the range or duration is exceeded the material component of this spell is either a bit of phosphorus or wychwood or a glowworm '),
(1940, 'erase', ' spell wizard level 1 school alteration reversible range 30 yds comp v s duration permanent cast_time 1 aoe 1 scroll or 2 pages save special the  erase  spell removes writings of either magical or mundane nature from a scroll or from one to two pages of paper parchment or similar surfaces it removes   explosive runes     glyph of warding glyphs of warding     sepia snake sigil sigils  and   wizard mark marks  but it does not remove   illusionary script illusory script   or   symbol symbols  see those spells nonmagical writings are automatically erased if the caster is touching them; otherwise the chance for success is 90 magical writings must be touched and are only 30 likely to be erased plus 5 per caster level to a maximum of 90 for example 35 for a 1st-level caster 40 for a 2nd-level caster etc '),
(1941, 'grease', ' spell wizard level 1 school conjuration reversible range 10 yds comp v s m duration 3 rds 1 rd level cast_time 1 aoe 10 x 10 ft save special a  grease  spell covers a material surface with a slippery layer of a fatty greasy nature any creature entering the area or caught in it when the spell is cast must save vs spell or slip skid and fall those who successfully save can reach the nearest non greased  surface by the end of the round those who remain in the area are allowed a saving throw each round until they escape the area the dm should adjust saving throws by circumstance; for example a creature charging down an incline that is suddenly greased has little chance to avoid the effect but its ability to exit the affected area is almost assured the spell can also be used to create a greasy coating on an item--a rope ladder rungs weapon handle etc material objects not in use are always affected by this spell while creatures wielding or employing items receive a saving throw vs spell to avoid the effect if the initial saving throw is failed the creature immediately drops the item a saving throw must be made each round the creature attempts to use the greased item the caster can end the effect with a single utterance; otherwise it lasts for three rounds plus one round per level the material component of the spell is a bit of pork rind or butter '),
(1942, 'phantasmal force', ' spell wizard level 1 school illusion phantasm reversible range 60 yds 10 yds level comp v s m duration special cast_time 1 aoe 400 sq ft 100 sq ft level save special this spell creates the illusion of any object creature or force as long as it is within the boundaries of the spell spell''s area of effect the illusion is visual and affects all believing creatures undead are immune that view it it does not create sound smell or temperature effects that depend on these senses usually fail the illusion lasts until struck by an opponent--unless the spellcaster causes the illusion to react appropriately--or until the wizard ceases concentration upon the spell due to desire moving or a successful attack that causes damage creatures that disbelieve the illusion see it for what it is and add 4 to associates saving throws if this knowledge can be communicated effectively creatures believing the illusion are subject to its effects the illusionary effect can be moved by the caster within the limits of the area of effect the dm has to rule on the effectiveness of this spell the material component of the spell is a bit of fleece '),
(1943, 'ventriloquism', ' spell wizard level 1 school illusion phantasm reversible range 10 yds level max 90 yds comp v m duration 4 rds 1 rd level cast_time 1 aoe 1 creature or object save neg this spell enables the wizard to make his voice &ndash; or someone else else''s voice &ndash; or a similar sound seem to issue from someplace else such as from another creature a statue from behind a door down a passage etc the spellcaster can speak in any language that he knows or make any sound that he can normally make with respect to such voices and sounds anyone rolling a successful saving throw vs spell with a -2 penalty detects the ruse if cast in conjunction with other illusions the dm may rule greater penalties or disallow an independent saving throw against this spell in consideration of its contribution to the total effect of the combined illusion the material component of this spell is a parchment rolled up into a small cone ');

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